Bought new cartridged, replaced the old one but the content is not getting printed

If this is not a factory new cartridge then that may be the reason it is giving this error.

If you changed toner because old was empty and now you have this defect with the new cartrige, it is most likley a defective cartridge. Try the old cartridge again, if it prints clean, then you know for sure it is the cartridge. If you purchased a new HP cartridge, get it replaced by HP, they warranty their toners against defects. If you bought a 3rd party toner, return it to where you bought it and get them to replace it. If you had your old toner refilled by someone, get your money back, they don't know what they are doing. This type of defect is often caused by a filled waste toner bin then then runs back out when you print. Some refillers just throw toner in and don't empty the waste toner bin.

You arn't clear whether this message appeared with the old toner cartridge or just with the new cartridge.
If this message just appeared with the new cartridge and not the old one, take it back and get a replacement cartridge.
If the message also appeared with the old cartridge, the printer has a problem with the drum ground connector on the high voltage power supply.

common problem over time the old cartridges have slowly leaked onto the sink pad causing buildup that will jam the dossle points of the new cartridges youll need to get to the sink pad inside the unit just to the right and try to wash it out then just keep trying to print untill the new jets start to work

User manual page 6.17 says:
Horizontal streaks indicate improperly installed or defective toner cartridge. Try re-installing the cartridge.

http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200607/20060712143739406_ML-1710_English.pdf

More than likely you have a defective cartridge. Everything you described indicates the cartridge especially since you can print with the old cartridge. I would take the "new" cartridge back to the store that you got it from, most good vendors will exchange a defective cartridge.

The problem you are describing with the yellow cartridge sounds like ink starvation possibly due to a clogged print head or an air bubble in the print head. Since the machine is so new I would contact HP to get the print head replaced. As for the magenta cartridge, exchanging it for a new one at the store you bought it from should fix the problem. It sounds like the chip on the one you have is either damaged or wasn't set to read full ink levels.

Even if the ink level is low, you can continue printing.Press the paperfeed knob for 5 seconds. inklevel indicator will stop now.
Sometimes a new (or refilled) cartridge is not recognised correctly.
When one color is really mt, stop printing and replace inmideatly the colorcartridge.Printing or scanning without the 2 cartridges in place is impossible.

More that likely the refilled ink cartridges are faulty and should be replaced. While some folks have pretty good luck with refilled cartridges, it is generally better to stick with the new ones.

As to the problem with old cartridges, keep in mind that the estimated ink levels are just that - estimates. However, if your printer has an option for cleaning the cartridges, try that before chunking them. Take them out, put them back in, and run the cleaning process. Sometimes the nozzles can get clogged up and running the cleaning process will clear them up. ( DO NOT TRY TO CLEAN THE CARTRIDGES MANUALLY!)

If none of this helps, you will more than likely just need to get some new cartridges. - Graye

Check if the Toner is all the way in, you should hear a click, if not then something wrong or you installed it incorrectly.

i had that issue before, i didn't push it all the way in. and it whirrs but doesn't print.